SKP SK750029 Suspension Stabilizer Bar Link - Rear

Rear Stabilizer Bar Link for Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury

The SKP SK750029 suspension stabilizer bar link is a direct replacement for rear suspension service on select Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury vehicles. It is engineered to match original equipment fit and function, helping restore stable handling and consistent road feel.

• Rear suspension stabilizer bar link for OE-style replacement
• Precision-engineered for proper fit on listed applications
• Tested to meet original equipment requirements for the vehicle
• Supports predictable rear suspension response during cornering and lane changes
• Cross-references MOOG Chassis Products K750029 for the same application

Detailed Product Information

SKP SK750029 is a rear suspension stabilizer bar link for 2006-2012 Ford Fusion, 2007-2012 Lincoln MKZ, 2006-2011 Mercury Milan, and 2006 Lincoln Zephyr. This part is built for drivers replacing worn rear sway bar link hardware on Ford Fusion, Lincoln MKZ, or Mercury Milan applications where suspension noise, looseness, or reduced stability has developed. The SK750029 part number is also referenced by OE-style replacement numbers 5M8Z5A486A and 536004.

Common Issues This Part Can Address

• Rear suspension clunking or rattling over bumps
• Loose or imprecise handling in turns
• Excessive sway-bar movement from worn link joints
• Uneven rear suspension response during road transitions
• Failed inspection due to worn stabilizer bar linkage

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify rear fitment by year, make, and model before installation. Inspect the surrounding stabilizer bar bushings, mounting points, and adjacent suspension components for wear before replacing the link. After installation, confirm that all fasteners are secured to the vehicle manufacturer’s specifications.

Quality Assurance

SKP manufactures this replacement link as a tested OE-style part for the listed rear applications. The SK750029 is built to match original equipment fit and function on the specified Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury vehicles.